ABC News reported that Republicans touted an endorsement of Mike Rogers, the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan, by Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens. The endorsement was described in the report as an "11th-hour" move.

According to the same report, Democrats downplayed the impact of the endorsement. The summary characterizes the Democratic reaction only in those terms and does not say what Democrats argued or name any Democratic official who made the case.

The headline of the ABC News report also says the campaign of El-Sayed reports a "record haul." The summary does not give the amount raised, the period it covers, or how the figure was calculated, so those details cannot be confirmed from this account.

The report's headline therefore presents two separate developments: Republican messaging about the Stevens endorsement and a fundraising claim from the El-Sayed campaign. The summary addresses the first and does not mention the second. Each side's claim is presented as reported by ABC News.

This account relies on a single report, and the headline and summary are the only text available for it. The summary does not identify the Republicans who touted the endorsement, and it gives no timing for the endorsement beyond the phrase describing it. It also does not say whether Rogers or Stevens responded to the claims.

The American Centinel has not independently confirmed the endorsement's timing, the fundraising claim, or the Democratic response described in the ABC News report. Where the report's details are unavailable, this story does not supply them.

Sources: ABC News: GOP touts Stevens endorsement while El-Sayed's campaign reports a record haul.